Political Science, asked by fateha786935, 7 months ago

discuss the evolution of comparative politics as a field of study

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Answered by Anonymous

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Comparative Politics is as old as Political Science. Aristotle, the father of Political Science, used comparative method for comprehending and analysing principles, issues and problems of Greek City States of his times. ... Thus, it can be legitimately observed that comparative politics had its origin with Aristotle.

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Comparative Politics is as old as Political Science. Aristotle, the father of Political Science, used comparative method for comprehending and analysing principles, issues and problems of Greek City States of his times. ... Thus, it can be legitimately observed that comparative politics had its origin with Aristotle.

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